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In a hospital, the pharmacy department will generally mix it (under sterile conditions). Some parenteral nutrition comes premixed, however additives must be injected.

For home TPN patients, the providing pharmacy generally mixes up as much as possible beforehand, although the patient may need to complete the process.

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